I got some help with the caricature side from Tom Richmond's Blog - some useful tutorials.
Penn Caricature (sans Teller)
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Penn Caricature (sans Teller)
by Simon » Sat Nov 21, 2009 11:20 pm
This is an experiment in caricature and 3D modelling. Also an exercise in building a sculpture from a sketch.
I got some help with the caricature side from Tom Richmond's Blog - some useful tutorials.
I got some help with the caricature side from Tom Richmond's Blog - some useful tutorials.
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by sculptor » Sun Nov 22, 2009 6:04 am
That is very impressive and such fun
(and a whole new group of potential users who could get a lot out of curvy ?)
could get us all going MAD
(and a whole new group of potential users who could get a lot out of curvy ?)
could get us all going MAD
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by Mr.Nemo » Sun Nov 22, 2009 9:40 am
Really impressive. I am looking at the blog now and will try this out. I find it tricky to work with the Wacom with Curvy. Specially the rotating the model.
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by Simon » Sun Nov 22, 2009 2:23 pm
Mr.Nemo - There is a bug with wacom and rotating the view - I switch to my mouse to rotate the view, then swap back to tablet to finish drawing.
sculptor - Ace little MAD head! Love it
sculptor - Ace little MAD head! Love it
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